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Name: Joel Callahan  |
Re: QuickTime and WinXP64 woes...
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Hmmm weird. It worked for me. I took the html that panocube made and stripped out the extra commands that may confuse devalDR and then I browsed to it. So it does not work for you? Do you have the web plug-in? I am using the Developers Web Plug-in for Mozilla and it works a treat. |
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Name: Armando Saenz  |
Re: QuickTime and WinXP64 woes...
Hello all,
SandmanNinja, you can use this script to configure your page easily (sorry, I'm new, I can't post links in this forum), enter in devalvr site (products page) and you can see the detectvr ZIP package. In the package you can see some examples, but you only need the file "detectvr js", place this file in the same folder that your MOV file. I can't post a link here, how could send you the code of html ? With this code DevalVR will be used always in Windows systems and QuickTime will be used in MacOSX regards! fiero |
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